The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-12
BorH RAINS ARE TERRIFYING.
nut Mt One Of Then Rsmea are Forbidden
and NJ the Other They are Not

Nut Mt One Of Them Rames are Forbidden,
and ~ the Other They are Not
It took twenty.four hours for the matrons
and pretty girls Of the Anti Poverty fair to re-
cover their spirits after Mayor Howitt's de-
cision that they must not conduct anything In
the nature Of q raffls or lottery. They were
there last night distributed in little armies all
over the Garden. and their enthusiasm found
an outlet in thrusting little baskets at you, and
asking for contributions, " no matter how little,
for the Labor party" A journal Of the Fail"
packages Of coffee. and tickets for the waltz T"
also brought out the dimes.
The bright eyed young lady who has charge
OF the autograph album isn't one OF the de-
spairlng kind She said that her album was
worth 800. either ut lottery or by auction, It
didn't make much difference to her which. DR..
McGlynn had written In It a sentiment to the
effect that all are Code children. and the young
ladys other treasures are:
Michael Daylt..Livns 10 country where poverty 4
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s,eff sss hold
4 sS' .SnsSa. "a
Sssfss \: %iSss':-fh. cause OF the p.opl. !. the
.%%, fosassy. ..rns" prayer is for the speedy
The young lady with the El5sabetha9, ruff
s 'aS's ~ 1G%%
ia aas he Sss sF q business e dur
Mary Haliigan. the cook WHO had served 81.
and her assis.ants. Miss MsSs H qress ys
Miss =, MulIaney. Miss, Annie =, Norris,
Munlsr and he young ladies n the Sonsorlia
s SSss i Rns o, tSa
9ss 4
woe Week and tie Mayors sction this week. >. a''
The Anti,Poyerty pSGfIle were stI talk!,ne
wills raes at tn sr q the Church 81 the
Sacred Heart. in West Fifty-first. street, near
n Sc rssk aSd 81 S wh v Ths
sas bss na b %fGas
ssstns GsgsSsSss ss sassss sSe
chased. An entrAnss ticket TO tho fair
qss 's a Sc X e a6 ssa S E srRs q
be put up. There are . score d. tables CON
ware y and about everythins that Is pleasant to
look upon and have in your home. Tho tables
are IN charge OF:
Mrs Henry Murray, Miss Mary Aollhaney, and Mrs.
Foley.
Mira James McThaney and Miss CarboneIl.
Mrs McWilIiams Miss baldwin, and Miss Woods
Mrs. Kelly. Mi.a Auldoon. and Miss McKcop.
Mrh Cary and Mas HOLLYWOOD:
NJ s ssIs. M .na sl fHs .x ai,s Ryan
Mrs DR.. McGAuren.
Ashare in The Furnished Parlor." in charge
Of Mrs. James McIlhaney and Miss Carbonell.
costs 81. and ono stands chance OF winning
si,6i5 worth OF furniture, ineiuiin. an upright
piano. For so cents q chance in q village cart
can be had. and for 8 cents two chances to win
81 cents are sold The young ladies' are also
enthusiastic In securing dimes for:
The most popular doctor.
Ths most popular young man tMr. Buckingham 10 TINS
far ahead
ns II. ts.: ana
Joseph Curran AZ
The most popular association.
The most popular altar boy. a. Travsrs Ii ahead
The most popular gentleman in the Twsntysseond
ward with this result last night Assemblyman Dalton
=; Sheriff Grant 81 Thomas smith. liquor dealer 8; Al
derman Quinn. I. and r. II. hcNanus Of the hcNanus
Association. ~.
The most popular boss butcher
The most popular policemsn; Cup % dsts g. g. Ryan
considered good dark horses)
Father Brophy and DR.. McIlhaney said tho
fair had not been interfered with. and hoped It
would not he. because 1t was to build q school
for 1900 children. and that otherwise 1t was a
purely church affair. They thought tho law
prescribing the selling OF chapces was obsolete
as applied TO such cases; Everything at the